MULTIPLE-CHOICE ASSIGNMENT
INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY (PHIL 1010) 
RUBRIC 

INSTRUCTIONS
This homework assignment is worth 25 points per chapter. If you want extra credit, you can do this assignment for any chapter. If you don’t like your grade on an assignment, you can make the suggested revisions, and resubmit your work. 
Before doing this assignment read the RUBRIC. The rubric tells you how the assignment will be graded.

Use this format in the upper left corner:  
John Doe              (Your Name here) 
Chapter 1              (The chapter from your edition) 
TR 1:00 - 2:15       (Put day & time here. Online class leave blank.)
CRN# 1234

ASSIGNMENT

Imagine you're the teacher, and you need to make up a test. Write 5 multiple-choice test questions for the assigned chapters. Your choices must be from A-D. Don't use true and false. Mark the correct answers.  

EXAMPLE

1. Who was Plato’s teacher?
*a. Socrates  
  b. Aristotle
  c. Thales
  d. Parmenides
 
Notice how the right answer has a star in front of it. Mark the right answers like this. Don't put all the right answers at the end or front.

This is a good question because it's important; it's clearly and simply written; there is only one right answer, and all the answers sound like they could be right. Ask yourself these questions: if I was the teacher, would I put this question on the test? If I did use the question, would students have a legitimate complaint about it?

The purpose of this assignment is to teach you how to take multiple-choice tests, how to distinguish between what's important, and to prepare you for the test. 
Save you document as an RTF file (learn how), and attach your file to the assignment (learn how). Don't email or message assignments unless you have to.